The trial will be a key test for social media companies that have mostly been able to escape legal scrutiny thanks to Section ...
Newly unsealed documents provide smoking-gun evidence that Meta, Google, Snap, and TikTok all purposefully designed their social media products to addict children and teens.
A landmark case against social media giants Meta, Alphabet's YouTube and TikTok is set to begin Tuesday in Los Angeles Superior Court.
For years, social media giants have argued against claims that their platforms harm young people’s mental health. Starting ...
More than 1,600 plaintiffs accuse the owners of Instagram, YouTube, TikTok and Snap of knowingly designing addictive products ...
TikTok and Snapchat were also targeted by the lawsuit, but both have settled. The Snapchat settlement came last week, while ...
Editorial: The Trump administration’s initial reaction to the shooting of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis shows how the incentives ...
Listen to “Social Media on Trial” on Spreaker. Is social media the new Big Tobacco? That’s the argument now being tested in a Los Angeles courtroom, where the first of several lawsuits against major ...
Scott Galloway, in his recent book “Notes on Being a Man”, found that the “addiction economy,” built on internet porn, gaming, gambling and social media, is hooking more and more young men, with ...
Jury selection was scheduled to began in L.A. County Superior Court on Tuesday in the first of a series of closely-watched ...
Meta, ByteDance, and Google — face a pivotal trial in Los Angeles. Accused of intentionally designing addictive social media ...
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